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A British journalist goes undercover and infiltrates the digital propaganda channels of the so-called Islamic State, which has been mobilizing ever greater numbers of women from Europe. Her daily Internet contacts with an ISIS recruiter gradually pull her in and push the limits of her investigation.... (Full plot summary below)

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A British journalist goes undercover and infiltrates the digital propaganda channels of the so-called Islamic State, which has been mobilizing ever greater numbers of women from Europe. Her daily Internet contacts with an ISIS recruiter gradually pull her in and push the limits of her investigation.

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The Playlist - 10/10 by Joe BlessingThe relationship between “Melody” and “Bilel” (also an assumed name) shows the slippery nature of performed online identities, the leveraging of personal grievances into political/terrorist action, and how the immense scale of social media can essentially collectivize and weaponize alienation and anger from around the world into real world terror.
indieWire - 9/10 by David EhrlichEven at its most absurd, the movie is chilled by an ominous and ever-present feeling that the world has become smaller than we ever thought possible, and that real nightmares are waiting for us on the other side of every window.
Paste Magazine - 8/10 by Mary Beth McAndrewsOnce again, Bekmambetov has delved into new possibilities of digital filmmaking, capturing the complexities and anxieties that have become inextricably linked to our reliance on technology.
The Film Stage - 8/10 by Orla SmithWhile the gloss of studio thrillers allow enough distance that we can sit back and be entertained by what’s on screen, Profile’s desktop setting makes Amy’s situation all the more immediate, because it feels so authentic. The film is proof that ScreenLife isn’t just a gimmick, but a cinematic tool we ought to be taking seriously.
Screen Daily - 8/10 by Wendy IdeThe story is told entirely on a computer screen, through skype, social media and editing programs. And despite the restrictions of this device, the film crackles with tension.
Collider - 8/10 by Haleigh FoutchScreenlife format isn't just a gimmick, it's an effective and unconventional cinematic method that allows you to step straight into the mind of the character and put you through the ringer right with them.
ReelViews - 8/10 by James BerardinelliNo matter how one views it, however, it’s worth seeing for the story it tells, the tension it generates, and the glimpse of potential it offers for future productions employing this technique.
TheWrap - 8/10 by Carlos AguilarAs much as Bekmambetov is able to maintain a sense of impending doom, the revelations are predictable, even if the means through which we learn them are clever.
Los Angeles Times - 8/10 by Michael OrdonaProfile works on several levels — as a cinematic feat, dual character study, gripping thriller … and as a cautionary tale.
Variety - 7/10 by Guy LodgeBekmambetov’s cumulatively hysterical film begins as a study of terror before lurching into something closer to horror.

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